How Comancheros boss rose to the top
WHAT does it take to lead one of Australia’s most feared bikie gangs, the Comancheros? He might be a thug but Mick Murray is a highly-organised one, writes Andrew Rule.
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ABC has changed and I don’t like what I’m seeing
THE old ABC was a pillar of Australian society but too much has gone wrong with Aunty since those days, writes Andrew Rule.
The first and last place to look for a body
As a crook, Rocky Iaria made a good fruit picker. And had he been jailed over a brazen crime against a rich tomato grower, he’d probably be alive today. Instead, years after he vanished, Rocky’s body was found somewhere completely unexpected.
Son offers new lead in mother-daughter Tapp murders
WHAT sort of man murders a nine-year-old girl and her mother? A man strong enough to subdue and strangle Ferntree Gully mother Margaret Tapp, a fit 35-year-old fighting to save her daughter from a murderous sexual predator. Now a son has come forward with a new shocking revelation — he thinks that man might be his father.
The savage murder that shocked Victoria
THE violent murder of this young mother in front of her children was so disturbing that it shocked and sickened not only the experienced Supreme Court judge presiding over it, but the accused man’s defence counsel and everyone in court. WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
Centrelink hiding behind privacy laws instead of helping
SOME people on the margins of society have substantial financial inheritances owed to them, but rather than helping efforts to track these people down and ultimately get them off the streets, Centrelink believes it is easier to hide behind privacy laws, writes Andrew Rule.
Was Jane Thurgood-Dove murdered by mistake?
JANE Thurgood-Dove was a suburban mother gunned down in her driveway in front of her three children. Her brutal murder remains unsolved, but police and others linked to the case believe she could have been killed in a fatal case of mistaken identity. LISTEN NOW.
New clue in teen runaway slayings
SOMEBODY stabbed two teenagers to death and left their bodies at a Victorian rest stop. But does a new witness raise the awful possiblity there was a third victim of this horrific crime? ANDREW RULE PODCAST
Why Kaye King’s death remains an unsolved mystery
GRIEF flowed after Kaye King died in a dirty pit on her family farm. It was only later, when her children compared stories on exactly what happened that day, that clues came together to suggest foul play, possibly at the hands of their father.
Hope of cracking Cheryl Grimmer cold case
Three-year-old Cheryl Grimmer vanished from a NSW beach in 1970. For five decades her loss has haunted her surviving family and taunted cold case detectives — until the arrest of a man last February.
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